Last week on "The Daily Show," Jon Stewart rolled a clip of John A. Thain, Merrill Lynch's chief executive, defending bonuses as a way to keep "your best people".
"You were shaking and quivering when I approached you," Spitzer said, after Leno rolled a clip of Hader's impression.
He then rolled a clip of the movie's big, climactic kiss in the rain, and, as they say in "The Notebook," it probably still isn't over. .
Underscoring her point, jitneys heading for Manhattan rolled by at a clip of about one per minute, charging $3 a ride; New Jersey Transit buses, charging $3.20, were far less frequent.
From its opening image of President Bush appearing to say "Let's roll" (the words are dubbed over a clip of a speech), the video is a stream-of-consciousness record of human catastrophes.
The new cars are scheduled to roll out of the factory in late 2004 at a clip of 50,000 a year; they'll be shipped to Europe and Southeast Asia.
A clip of Charlie Chaplin portraying a slapstick boxer triggered an outburst of circus music with flying-trapeze drum-rolls, while for scenes of Johnson's post-jail parade through Harlem, the musicians morphed into a swaggering, carousing marching band.
(I recently discussed a clip of it).
A clip of the set went viral.
